How does Smith develop her argument about slavery
as a "political question" (line 3) over the course of the
passage?
A) She claims the designation is an outdated one
and then offers alternative definitions.
B) She dismisses the designation as too narrow but
then demonstrates its relevance to her audience.
C) She contends that the designation has become
trite and then invites her audience to revitalize it.
D) She describes the meaning the designation has
for men and then challenges women to
embrace it.